Paulaner Natur Lemon Radler 500ml Cans (12 Pack) - 2.5% ABV

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So, yup. Basically, a German Radler is just simply Beer and Sprite! Simple enough, right? Well…maybe….. What Beer To Use For a Radler?

of drinkers don’t have the palate to appreciate these beers. You’re here - we know you are more discerning than them. Well done for discovering Wee Beer Shop. The Paulaner Brewery is the management company of Paulaner Brauerei Gruppe GmbH & Co. KGaA. Seventy percent of the company is owned by the Schörghuber Unternehmensgruppe and 30% by the Dutch Heineken International B.V. But alas, I’ve come a long way and now, there is one German drink that you’ll find in my hand on a hot, summer day. A Radler! Here in Germany, it’s easy to just go buy a delicious bottle of this “German lemon beer” but in the US it’s a bit harder to come by. And no, it is NOT the same as a shandy! The Radler is made with 50 percent Munchner Lager and 50 percent natural grapefruit, giving you a delicious balance between a fruity Radler and a beer. The Munchner Lager consists of water, malted barley, and hops. The hop used to make it is the Hallertauer Tradition, while the malt varieties are Pilsner malt and Munich malts. The first beer huts appear on the " Wiesn" meadow and Paulaner soon obtains its license to serve beer. Eight years before, a major horse race had been organised here, when Ludwig I married Princess Theres of Saxony-Hildburghausen. This was the start of the largest popular festival in the world. [7]

What is the history of Oktoberfest?

The first non-alcoholic Weissbier in the world, "Waitzinger Weissbier", began to be produced in 1986 by the Paulaner Brewery. Today it is called "Hefe Weißbier Non-Alcoholic".

For your cheese pairing, the Radler goes great with Mascarpone cheese or any other nutty and creamy cheese. For your dessert, have it with bold and sweet desserts like a carrot cake, grapefruit sorbet, and orange crepes. Ingredients We are committed to protecting young people. We help our sales partners in retail, catering and hospitality to comply with the applicable provisions for protecting young people, in particular when it comes to implementing the age limit of 16 for serving beer.If you can actually believe it, I wasn’t a beer drinker before moving to Germany. But what is an even odder twist of events is that the beer that I fell for first in Bavaria was a Dunkel (dark) beer….not even some “easier to drink” light beer. Nope, I headed straight for the liquid bread!

Enjoy this beer best when it’s cold, at temperatures from 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. The natural, fruity flavor is ideal for any glass, whether you have a pint glass, a snifter, or a mug. You can garnish it with a citrus slice. – Appearance Beer is a luxury, and time should be set aside to enjoy it. We stand for a responsible attitude towards beer and are committed to combating alcohol abuse. We support the “Bier bewusst genießen” (“Enjoy beer responsibly”) campaign initiated by the German association of breweries.Grapefruit: These are not very common, and you definitely won’t find them at restaurants in Germany, but I have seen Grapefruit Radlers at Aldi before. I can’t say I hated it, but again, there is just something so refreshing about the Zitrone Radler that can’t be beaten! What Is the Difference Between a Shandy and a Radler? Another popular Radler is the Grapefruit Radler from the Austrian Brewery, Stiegl. The Radler Definition: The history of the German Beer with Lemonade The alcohol content of the Radler is 2.5 percent, which is a very low level. You can’t taste any alcohol when you drink this beer, and you won’t get drunk easily. The bitterness units are also low as the hops barely shine in the flavor and aroma. All beers are brewed in accordance with the Bavarian purity law from 1516. [6] Oktoberfest [ edit ] Enjoy it with foods that have bold umami flavors, herbs and spices, tropical seafood, barbecued meats, melted cheese dishes, and fruity desserts.